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... paid .. 276,624 57 266,114 72 307,386 48 364,088 85 395,207 14 Interest paid ... 210,872 79 217,130 03 145,482 78 271,426 84 352,701 34 Premiums paid .. Due from banks in reserve cities .. 5,182,241 12 5,712,028 27 7,481,885 31 9,435 ...
... paid .. 276,624 57 266,114 72 307,386 48 364,088 85 395,207 14 Interest paid ... 210,872 79 217,130 03 145,482 78 271,426 84 352,701 34 Premiums paid .. Due from banks in reserve cities .. 5,182,241 12 5,712,028 27 7,481,885 31 9,435 ...
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... paid . 312,758 62 Premiums paid ... 23,493 99 Due from banks in reserve cities ... 9,653,012 05 9,527,910 70 26,213 98 10,689,631 08 41,708 51 14,460,853 39 47,333 15 15,656,008 52 Due from other banks and bankers ... 361,668 44 392,582 ...
... paid . 312,758 62 Premiums paid ... 23,493 99 Due from banks in reserve cities ... 9,653,012 05 9,527,910 70 26,213 98 10,689,631 08 41,708 51 14,460,853 39 47,333 15 15,656,008 52 Due from other banks and bankers ... 361,668 44 392,582 ...
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... paid ... Premiums paid .. 213,747 47 Due from banks in reserve cities . 14,395,138 44 337,043 17 16,304,200 53 323,505 22 19,334,239 13 295,378 97 19,566,876 95 Due from other banks and bankers . 999,267 91 1,154,911 42 1,597,714 10 ...
... paid ... Premiums paid .. 213,747 47 Due from banks in reserve cities . 14,395,138 44 337,043 17 16,304,200 53 323,505 22 19,334,239 13 295,378 97 19,566,876 95 Due from other banks and bankers . 999,267 91 1,154,911 42 1,597,714 10 ...
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... Premiums paid on bonds ... $ 97,622,716 69 96,340,847 46 123,541 44 $ 100,212,705 59 99,679,495 19 140,416 15 $ 99,649,422 12 103,510,338 62 $ 102,609,856 25 105,404,082 60 $ 105,908,706 77 108,496,703 50 144,514 24 136,202 38 131,811 ...
... Premiums paid on bonds ... $ 97,622,716 69 96,340,847 46 123,541 44 $ 100,212,705 59 99,679,495 19 140,416 15 $ 99,649,422 12 103,510,338 62 $ 102,609,856 25 105,404,082 60 $ 105,908,706 77 108,496,703 50 144,514 24 136,202 38 131,811 ...
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... Premiums paid .. 1,647 52 2,671 65 4,319 17 Banking house , furniture and fixtures . 112,303 00 59,709 20 172,012 20 Other real estate .. 24,684 87 24,684 87 Due from other banks and bankers .. 92,663 74 113,577 30 206,241 04 Due from ...
... Premiums paid .. 1,647 52 2,671 65 4,319 17 Banking house , furniture and fixtures . 112,303 00 59,709 20 172,012 20 Other real estate .. 24,684 87 24,684 87 Due from other banks and bankers .. 92,663 74 113,577 30 206,241 04 Due from ...
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00 Furniture 00 Gold coin 00 Other real 00 penses 00 Silver coin 00 Surplus fund 00 Undivided profits April 28 Assistant Cashier bankers not reserve banks and bankers banks in reserve bonds to secure Capital stock paid cash items Cashier's checks outstanding certificates of deposit Certified checks Checks and cash clearing house Commercial certificates Commercial deposits subject Dividends unpaid Due from banks Due to banks Exchanges for clearing Furniture and fixtures interest and taxes Items in transit June 23 less current ex Liabilities Loans and discounts mortgages and securities National bank currency Nickels and cents Notes and bills Overdrafts paid on bonds real estate Report of April Report of Feb Report of June Report of Nov Report of Report Report of Sept reserve cities Resources Savings certificates Savings deposits secure U. S. deposits subject to check taxes paid U. S. and National U. S. treasurer United States bonds Vice President
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Page xxix - ... such bank ; but the discount of bills of exchange drawn in good faith against actually existing values and the discount of commercial or business paper actually owned by the person negotiating the same shall not be considered as money borrowed : Provided...
Page xxxvii - It becomes his duty, with the concurrence of the Attorney General, to institute proceedings for the appointment of a receiver to wind up the affairs of the bank.
Page xliv - Any man is a public officer who hath any duty concerning the public, and he is not the less a public officer where his authority is confined to narrow limits; for it is the duty of his office and the nature of that duty which make him an officer, and not the extent of his authority.
Page xxix - Lansing, Mich., May 23, 1903. Hon. George W. Moore, Commissioner of Banking, Lansing, Michigan : Dear Sir — I am in receipt of your communication of the 19th inst. referring to the General Banking Law of this State, and requesting my opinion upon the following questions : "First, How much money may the directors of a bank loan to any person, or company, or corporation, or firm, by a two-thirds vote of its board of directors?
Page xxix - That by a two-thirds vote of the directors the liabilities to any bank of any person, or company, or corporation, or firm may be increased to a sum not exceeding one-fifth of the capital and surplus of the bank.
Page xliv - The right, authority and duty, created and conferred by law, by which for a given period, either fixed by law or enduring at the pleasure of the creating power, an individual is invested with some portion of the sovereign functions of the government, to be exercised by him for the benefit, of the public.
Page xxxiii - ... for in the manner indicated. It is sufficient to say that it does not conform to the requirements of the General Ranking Law. Respectfully yours. JNO. E. BIRD. Attorney General. CERTIFICATES OP INDEBTEDNESS AS LEGAL INVESTMENTS. Lansing, Michigan, October 23, 1907. Hon. HM Zimniermann, Commissioner of the Banking Department, "Capitol," Lansing, Michigan : My Dear Sir — I am in receipt of your communication of the 16th inst.
Page xxxiv - The local authorities, on the adoption and purchase of a voting machine, may provide for the payment therefor in such manner as they may deem for the best interest of the locality and may for that purpose issue bonds, certificates of indebtedness or other obligations which shall be a charge on the city, town or village. Such bonds, certificates or other obligations may be issued with or without interest, payable at such time or times as the authorities may determine, but shall not be issued or sold...
Page xxx - In Vol. 29 of the Amer. & Eng. Ency. of Law, 2nd ed. p. 382, we find the following with respect to the limitation found in the National Banking Law: °The object of this provision of the statute was to guard National banks from the hazard of speculative loans, but it contemplated and permitted to an unlimited amount the discount of paper used and required in facilitating the transfer of property and money in the transaction of the legitimate business of the country.
Page xxix - The total liabilities to any bank or banking institution, of any person, or of any company, corporation or firm, for money borrowed, including in the liabilities of a company or firm the liabilities of the several members thereof, shall at no time exceed one-tenth part of the amount of the capital stock of such bank or banking institution actually paid in.